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Prep time
60 mins
Cooking Time
15 mins
Serves
2
Ingredients
200g hake (or similar MSC certified flaky white fish)
You’ll also need…
50g artichokes
100g green asparagus
½ glass squeezed orange juice
½ glass squeezed lemon juice
3 pea pods
6 laurel (bay) leaves
6 lemon slices
Olive oil
Salt & pepper
You’ll also need…
50g artichokes
100g green asparagus
½ glass squeezed orange juice
½ glass squeezed lemon juice
3 pea pods
6 laurel (bay) leaves
6 lemon slices
Olive oil
Salt & pepper
Method
- Marinate the hake: Place the hake pieces in a bowl and pour over the orange and lemon juice. Let the fish marinate for 1 hour to absorb the citrus flavors.
- Sauté the vegetables: Heat a little olive oil in a pan and sauté the artichokes, peas, and asparagus until lightly tender. Set aside.
- Steam the hake: Place some laurel leaves and slices of lemon on the bottom of a steamer. Lay the marinated hake on top. Bring a pan of water to boiling point, then place the steamer with the hake on top and then put on a lid. Steam the fish for
8-10 minutes.
- Serve and season: Serve the hake with the vegetables and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Protein intake:
This recipe contains approximately 41 g of protein in total, which is about 20.5 g per serving (serves 2).
